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The story of Timorasso, the Piedmont grape brought back from near-extinction
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Once the rarest of Piedmont's white varieties...
Enter our new wine photography competition: Fantastic prizes on offer!
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Do you love capturing the beauty of wine, reaching for your camera to capture that perfect vineyard view, or spontaneous moment shared over a great bottle? Whether you’re an avid photographer with a keen eye for composition or simply love snapping special wine moments on your smartphone, this is your chance to share your perspective.
London Wine Fair’s ‘celebration of Chardonnay’
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Find out the results from the LWF's Chardonnay Showdown blind tasting...
Pernod Ricard’s bid to sell spirits in New Delhi blocked
[thedrinksbusiness.com] An Indian court has denied Pernod Ricard’s plea to resume selling spirits in New Delhi, piling onto the legal and regulatory challenges the spirits maker is currently battling in the region.
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South Korean pharma firm plots pivot into liquor
[thedrinksbusiness.com] From Suntory to BrewDog, a flurry of booze brands have leapt into the health sector in a bid to boost revenue. Now, in an uno-reverse, Korean pharmaceutical firm Kyung Nam Pharm, has reportedly set its sights on the spirits market.
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All (Good) Things wine brand ‘exceeds all expectations’
[thedrinksbusiness.com] Ten weeks after its launch, wine brand All (Good) Things “has exceeded all expectations in terms of success”, according to its owner and creator, Paul Schaafsma.
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Could keto-friendly gluten-free low-carb beer be the future?
[thedrinksbusiness.com] Björt, one of the world’s lowest carbohydrate beers, has set its sights on expanding across the UK. Jessica Mason speaks to its founder to investigate how consumer trends for health and wellbeing are now playing a big part in the appeal of the light lager category.
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UK late-night venue numbers fall nearly 29% since pandemic
[thedrinksbusiness.com] Britain’s late-night economy has continued to contract amid rising costs and shifting consumer habits, with new figures showing the sector has shrunk by almost 29% since March 2020.
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Historic Polish vodka distillery heads to auction with £53m redevelopment potential
[thedrinksbusiness.com] One of Poland’s oldest distilleries is heading to auction, offering buyers a rare combination of heritage spirits assets, extensive aged inventory and large-scale redevelopment opportunities in the historic city of Szczecin. The site behind the Starka vodka brand has attracted growing attention from both developers and drinks companies as experiential spirits tourism continues to expand across Europe.
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Demand grows for alternative wines despite barriers
[thedrinksbusiness.com] Younger drinkers are driving growth in alternative wines, but limited choice, price concerns and weak engagement among older consumers continue to hold the category back, according to new IWSR research.
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